Only 7 replies you need to the American newspaper which asked this
The Christian owners of a Northern Ireland bakery today won their appeal in the “gay cake” discrimination case.
The Supreme Court said Ashers bakery’s refusal to make a cake with the slogan “Support Gay Marriage” was not discriminatory in the case that dates back to 2014.
Which reminded us of the time when an American newspaper asked this.
Should a religious baker have to create a cake for a same-sex wedding? Imagine a Jewish baker being required to put a swastika on a cake. https://t.co/v9nnD7Vyye pic.twitter.com/fXuJbcmFXW
— Tribune Edit Board (@Trib_ed_board) December 7, 2017
And these were the only replies you need.
Did I miss something? Did gay people kill millions of straight bakers whilst I wasn’t paying attention? https://t.co/XjvXqKKSjz
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) December 7, 2017
Let me be clear: if the cake baker lost members of their family – along with millions of other fellow Christians – to a monstrous regime bent on exterminating their bloodline, and that regime uses gay couples getting married as a symbol, then you may have a point.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) December 8, 2017
Could you please confirm if in fact any fascist regime that has attempted to round up and kill millions of Christians has ever used two men or women in wedding attire as their symbol?
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) December 8, 2017
If, in fact, this has not happened, can I remind you that thousands of gay people were exterminated by the Nazis in concentration camps by people holding prejudicial views just like you.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) December 8, 2017
If, in fact, this has not happened, can I remind you that thousands of gay people were exterminated by the Nazis in concentration camps by people holding prejudicial views just like you.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) December 8, 2017
That’s what you’re actually asking people to identify with – people whose personal beliefs mean they don’t feel they need to treat people they disagree with as human beings.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) December 8, 2017
actually I can’t and won’t imagine that you could possibly be saying that the most prominent symbol of genocide is equivalent to the image of two women in love
— XO XO GARAMOND GURL (@sallyjayjohnson) December 7, 2017
To conclude …
— Nunzio Vuono (TWEETS PROVIDED “AS IS” W/O WARRANTY (@nvuono) December 7, 2017
